I have two contraditory opinions regarding this. English is the ālingua francaā of the Internet and if someone is in the Internet and wants to have global access it must know a little bit of english to move around.
On the other side we must not exclude people of using a good software being Shotcut or other and since Shotcut already have language translations it“s a good thing to have a dedicated category for each language.
If the decision it to create the language specific categories, a disclamer post is needed to alert that the developers donāt known every available language and that the support will depende of other specific language users to help.
I am in agreement here. I feel that keeping the site exclusively English in a way discourages users who do not speak it, and resources for getting help/tutorials and such are not as common in other languages. However English is the way that we can most effectively help others.
I am liking @sismeiroās post for the disclaimer notification as well, in case the separate languages categories are made.
Iām bi-lingual (also German). Iām active some other English forums where the issue comes around on occasion. Perhaps the best choice is a compromise of āpost in the main areaā but providing space for extended non-English threads.
Some people have a working knowledge of English but are uncomfortable posting in English Many of the threads here sort out the issue in a few posts. For that reason, itās probably better to leave things as they are but offer a non-English space for extended conversations.
BTW, what prompted the question? Are you hearing about people being effectively locked out by language issues?